GREAT episode. Worlds better than last week. Not perfect, but worth the watch and them some.
I especially loved Clyde’s little spiel at the beginning. Did anyone catch exactly what Butters’ tombstone said?
All I can say is poor, poor, poor Butters. That little guy has gone through so much.
I feel so bad for that kid. His parents really need to be arrested.
What??? His alter-ego is Professor Chaos! He’d wipe out your whole city and just laugh about it!
“Damn, Kenny!”
And why do all the kids keep listening to Cartman when he comes up with stuff? Sure, he was right about the hippies, but a future-telling device?
The elaborate presentations with the projector and such are just impressive, I suppose…
I think it was a quote from the Book of Matthew…“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest”
Good show, way better then last week’s.
Butters will grow up to be a mass murderer if he survives that long.
Kenny seems to have a new talent.
The Speech about not knowing the future is a reference to something, but I cannot recall what. Anyone know?
That… stupid… ben affleck movie of 2 years ago, maybe? ah… paycheck?
Wow, I think you are right. I wanted to forget that movie. 
“Since you’ve started dating her, our fun level has declined dramatically”
That was funnier than a fart in church.
As mentioned above, way funnier than last week. I really like when Matt and Trey come up with an episode where the story is largely propelled by the fact that the boys are, after all, still just kids. When it’s not so much social satire as presenting the kind of crazy view of things that 9 year olds would have. It adds a layer of sweetness to the comic lunacy.
And I was convinced that the Stotches were going to grab a shotgun and blow Butters away when he “came back from the dead.” Though in some ways, the basement thing was even better.
“Damn, Ken,” I think he said. Not said to be nitpicky; I think in this case it made it even funnier (maybe I didn’t hear it correctly though).
I kept waiting to see if the squished pig came back from the “Pet Cemetary”
I was waiting for that also. I was surprised.
I was pretty surprised as well. I spent most of the episode trying to predict what they’d do with it. I figured it would either show up in a news report, or they’d show the demon pig killing the farmer. It makes me wonder if it was cut out and replaced with, “feeding Butters in the basement.”
Excellent episode. I’m going to keep this on the DVR for a bit to re-watch again. I think my favorite part (just for the sheer silliness) was Butter’s female pseudonym: Margareen. It had me giggling for minutes. You know, 'cause Margarine is fake Butter. 
For the life of me, this morning I can’t remember Butter’s real first name (displayed on his tombstone). Leopold “Butters” Stotch? Leonard? Definitely an “L” name… Had it ever come up before that “Butters” was a nickname? Ok, it’d be a silly real name, but c’mon: there’s also a kid actually named “Token Black”.
And count me in the crowd hoping for the splattered pig to come back “wrong”. Perhaps even before Butters went home, so the pig (still in the Butters costume) ends up at the Stotch’s, they dispatch it (shotgun, car impact, flamethrower, whatever), give a sigh of relief, then real Butters wanders up with a “Hey, Mom & Dad!”. Maybe something like that was planned, but had to be cut for time.
it is Leopold - I think it came up in the **You Got Served ** episode, probably before that
oh and the nickname?
i always thought of “butterscotch” whenever I heard his last name spoken with his nickname - I don’t know if that was intentional ot not - but either way it’s cute
I think by far the best moment was when Cartman said, “Now Butters, we don’t know exactly what girls do at a slumber party. But if they start, you know, lezzing out, just roll with it.” And he made the little V with the tounge sticking out. I had to pause it was laughing so hard. Then later when Margerine said, “au gees, are we gunna start lezzing out?” Too much.